Services

Below is a list of services we are proud to offer to children, youth, families and communities:

Coordinated Service Planning / Urgent Response

Helping families with complex medical and behavioural needs access the services they need when they need them.

Education Liaison

Education Liaison ensures Indigenous children and youth get the services and support they need while in school.

Circle Facilitation

Circles are conducted to resolve conflict and make important decisions about the lives of children, youth and families.

Nursing

Using traditional and modern-day practices, we support expecting parents through pre- and post-natal care.

Family Connections

Helping children, youth and families reconnect with their extended families, traditional homelands and communities.

Anti-Human Trafficking

Supporting Indigenous people at risk of, entrenched and/or survivors of human trafficking to end the cycle of violence.

Family Service

Walking alongside parents and family members in harnessing their ability to care for and protect their children.

Youth Justice

Working with First Nation, Inuit and Métis youth between the ages of 12 – 17 who are in conflict with the law.

Providing support services to children, youth and their families experiencing mental health and addictions difficulties.Providing therapeutic support through a variety of western and Indigenous approaches to mental health & well-being.

Youth Readiness

Our Youth in Transition program assists youth who are leaving the child welfare system and transitioning into adulthood

Alternative Care

While we make every effort to keep families together, sometimes children and youth need temporary homes. Alternative Care is about a community’s effort to provide extra care, love and support to children and youth, and their families.